This fixes a bug where the field was (correctly) disabled if the editing user isn’t a superadmin, but because the field was disabled, it would clear the permission groups.
* refactor to clean up LDAP login, and make the login method easier to handle.
* Login refactor cleanup
* Google 2FA package
* Adds Google Authenticator two-factor
* Removed unused blade
* Added optin setting in profile
* Removed dumb comments
* Made lock_passwords check more consistent
* Additional two factor strings
* Lock passwords check
* Display feature disabled text if in demo mode
* Two factor admin reset options
* Translation strings
* Better checking for empty values when updating. There's a lot of conditionals in here that we may want to look at cleaning up over time
* Fix typo. No manfacturers here.
* Fix model update/import. Also hardcode the status id of unset assets to the first existing one instead of an id that may not exist... Still not ideal, but better.
* Let requests to .env through the middleware. We check to see if this is readable during setup as a warning, and as it stands it triggers an infinite loop trying to hit the file.
* Early layout work on a cleaner permissions interface
* Cleanup layout. Make new permissions view work. Still needs some css and javascript improvements. Also need to do the same thing to the group view.
* Improve styling, add javascript to toggle an entire group of permissions if choosing the permission on the header row. Would be nice to add collapsing of sections in the future.
* Toggle viewing sections.
* Special case places where we only have one item in a group to only display the item once.
* Filter getCreate the same way.
* BugFix: Asset name was not included in custom report
* BugFix: Custom Asset Report did not escape commas in custom fields. So the csv file is inconsistent, if a custom field containes a comma. Added an escape function which escapes the commas with a backslash.
A csvreader can be configured to handle the escape character.
* Fix the actionlog/companyables problem by adding a company_id to all actionlogs and scoping directly on that. Works around bugs in laravel where trying to hunt down the polymorphic relationship would lead to an infinite loop
* Scope companyables in getactivityreport. Also eager load.
* Improve reportscontroller, work on seeder to test this.
* Only show company users in checkout dialogs
* If no admin associated with log, it might be a request. Leave blank instead of saying deleted admin
* When injecting company_id, use target instead of user if user is a superadmin
* Build up the seeder to generate users, companies, and logs.
* Eager load the log, don't scope the users log because the log should already include things only related to the user.
